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Awful place. Was formerly the kings hall, a spoons place, now the kings tap and a different chain but the same mo. Pretty grim.
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Another Spoons. Decent layout inside, been here twice but only once since I started drinking ales. Enjoyed a nice oatmeal stout courtesy of Peerless Brewing.
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Quite a long wetherspoons with family area at rear. Only a couple of guest ales were on offer but the pint of Peerless"Full Whack" @ 6% couldnt be faulted especially @ �2.10pint! 7/10
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Been in a couple of times recently to use my CAMRA vouchers. Like every other Wetherspoons absolutely soulless atmosphere but beer quality has improved since last time I drank there: Jennings Cocker Hoop and Greene King Abbot Ale both well kept and only �1.49.
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Typical McSpoons... had a decent pint the other day, but expensive (for Spoons) at �1.99! Also tasted another beer, which had 'just come on' that tasted of water. The manager pulled it through some more but did not withdraw it from sale. Nice to see the 'coming soon' and 'sorry not available' signs in use, though!
f1_mw - 22 Dec 2008 22:40 |
Recently received some Camra recognition for it's offering of ales, which to be fair it does have a fairly decent selection most of the time.
Being a Wetherspoon pub it's what is to be expected, far better during the daytime before the riff-raff come out but by no means as bad as the other 'spoons' you could visit.
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spoons pub, never be your local, (would anyone of them) good stop of point before getting the train to town (manchester)
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It puts one in mind of an Airport waiting lounge. Prices are cheap enough but it is lacking in atmosphere. It is also full of students on a Friday night
The Beej - 8 Nov 2004 17:17 |
